Book Review Dance Of The Heart
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Book Review: Dance of the Heart
Summary:
"Dance of the Heart" is a captivating novel, condensed into just 118 pages, yet rich with depth and emotion. Therrian skillfully crafts vivid scenes and well-defined characters from the outset.
Michael Baldwin is thriving both as a professional dancer and in his personal life with his long-term partner, David. They've recently built a dream home on Lake Michigan. However, their lives take a turn when Michael's disliked lead dance partner dies unexpectedly.
Conflicted over her death, Michael faces new turmoil when Elizabeth, a temporary replacement, steps in. Although he's identified as gay for most of his life, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to Elizabeth. This internal conflict leads Michael to open up to David, causing understandable distress.
Elizabeth soon departs, leaving Michael grappling with unresolved emotions. The novel explores whether Michael ever confesses his feelings to Elizabeth, questions the nature of love, and examines the aftermath for David.
Appropriately titled, "Dance of the Heart" is a profound exploration of love's complexities. Therrian masterfully portrays how easily we can become ensnared in confusion when we ignore our true feelings. Michael's mother, Sally, encapsulates the novel's theme: "You can't choose who you fall in love with, but you can choose what you do with it. In the end, it's all up to you."
ISBN: 9780615135007
Reviewed by Irene Watson for Reader Views (5/07)
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